Intake
- Thread starter Mrakulous
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Bikeguy Joe
Godfather of Motorized Bicycles
Yeah, call what his nuts.
Motor Boys
New Member
Take out the guide and file down the threads abit so it sits down lower and you should be good.
wes
New Member
I got mine in the mail yesterday, the web site says that in order for this intake to work you have to remove that bolt and cut a quarter inch off of it then replace it, put the bolt in a vice and try to cut it straight and you will be fine, my question is how does it run with the carb not level, i am wondering if i have to level out my motor so the float doesnt stick as the stock intake is bent slight over 90 degrees to help level out the carb. Good luck, and whats his nuts has very good custumer service and would be glad to help you if you need it, I beleive his name is Justin!!!
Tcams
New Member
Creative Engineering
New Member
I have been reduced to being referred to as "what's his nuts" on a public forum with over 12,000 members...awesome...
Yes, as miraculous as it may seem, I guess I'm going to have to take out the time to make an installation guide for my CNC machined intake. Please don't ask me to write a guide on how to chew gum...I will surely end up in the puzzle factory.
Jim
Yes, as miraculous as it may seem, I guess I'm going to have to take out the time to make an installation guide for my CNC machined intake. Please don't ask me to write a guide on how to chew gum...I will surely end up in the puzzle factory.
Jim
Finfan
New Member
I have been reduced to being referred to as "what's his nuts" on a public forum with over 12,000 members...awesome...
Yes, as miraculous as it may seem, I guess I'm going to have to take out the time to make an installation guide for my CNC machined intake. Please don't ask me to write a guide on how to chew gum...I will surely end up in the puzzle factory.
Jim
You mean this ISN"T the puzzle factory!!!!
wes
New Member
Thanks Tcams
Creative Engineering
New Member
Wes,
I made the first intake just before Christmas last year. I needed it for the bike shown below.
The engine was mounted fairly level, so the orginal intake would have positioned the carb, angled down.
Your engine does not have to be perfectly level in order to use the intake I make. It's usually fairly easy to level out the engine a little so that the carb isn't angled way up.
The "O"-ring seals the connection between the carb and intake, which makes for a good idle...no more vacuum leaks.
The short, straight through, design is far superior for obvious reasons.
Jim
I made the first intake just before Christmas last year. I needed it for the bike shown below.
The engine was mounted fairly level, so the orginal intake would have positioned the carb, angled down.
Your engine does not have to be perfectly level in order to use the intake I make. It's usually fairly easy to level out the engine a little so that the carb isn't angled way up.
The "O"-ring seals the connection between the carb and intake, which makes for a good idle...no more vacuum leaks.
The short, straight through, design is far superior for obvious reasons.
Jim
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Riding Rich
New Member
I love that intake.
No problems from slight tilting here.
No problems from slight tilting here.
wes
New Member
Its on, just waiting for the RTV to set up a little more, I cut the bolt down a quarter inch and it went right back in with out cross threading, i turned my pit cock on and pushed the plunger to see if the float was working and everything works just fine, the float stoped the flow of fuel!!! Ill give it a few more minutes before i fire it up!!!
Creative Engineering
New Member
Excellent Wes!
Wes, Riding Rich, Mrakulous and the many others who have bought my intake...thank you!
Pirate Cycles is an authorized reseller of Manic Mechanic parts...Justin knows our products first hand because he uses them on his own bikes that he builds for customers.
If you guys have questions about the installation of a Manic Mechanic part, you can contact either one of us for help no matter who you actually purchased from.
Jim
Wes, Riding Rich, Mrakulous and the many others who have bought my intake...thank you!
Pirate Cycles is an authorized reseller of Manic Mechanic parts...Justin knows our products first hand because he uses them on his own bikes that he builds for customers.
If you guys have questions about the installation of a Manic Mechanic part, you can contact either one of us for help no matter who you actually purchased from.
Jim
troyboy
Your East Coast Gasbike Connection
I have been reduced to being referred to as "what's his nuts" on a public forum with over 12,000 members...awesome...
Yes, as miraculous as it may seem, I guess I'm going to have to take out the time to make an installation guide for my CNC machined intake. Please don't ask me to write a guide on how to chew gum...I will surely end up in the puzzle factory.
Jim
Whats his nuts.. It kinda has a ring to it..
Jim.. I want the gum chewing gum guide in a PDF please..
Justin
NunyaBidness
Active Member
YES! oh yeah, if you could include instructions on how to chew it while walking that would be greatly appreciated.
turtle tedd
Member
yo .....Whats His Nuts.....could you also provide a pictorial instruction sheet on how to get on my MB since it is usualy parked against the wall
Riding Rich
New Member
Jim
Your work is outstanding.
Please keep it up.
Thanks
Rich
Your work is outstanding.
Please keep it up.
Thanks
Rich
Riding Rich
New Member
PS.
Can u make me a set of billet skis to mount to my front forks?
Can u make me a set of billet skis to mount to my front forks?
Space Cowboy
New Member
i have damm good O-Rings for them CNC'd intakes.
Gas, Oil, Temp resident.
Gas, Oil, Temp resident.